Pop-up markets, are well, popping up everywhere. Whether temporary retail establishments, farmers’ market stands, makers, crafters & holiday markets even food trucks, pop-up markets are not a new

Welcome football fans back to Chapel Hill, here’s what you need to know

It’s been almost two years since we’ve had football fans in town and in Kenan Stadium. We’re excited to welcome you back and we

As we make preparations for a holiday where food is central and look forward to a season of treats and sweets, why wouldn’t you give the gift of food and drink, especially when your love language is

2020 has been a rough one for so many, but I think about how kids have experienced the pandemic. Their school is on a screen, birthday parties canceled, and opportunities for socialization seriously

And COVID-cognizant ways to celebrate Halloween

As with all observances and holidays since mid-March, Halloween or All Hallows Eve will look a lot different this year. One of the biggest differences?

We’re proud of Chapel Hill and Orange County for standing against injustices, calling out racism, demanding change, and proudly proclaiming the Black Lives Matter. Here, some photos from Saturday’s

We asked Orange County residents about the items they have safely and happily purchased since the Coronavirus crisis began, and the local art they’ve enjoyed as they shelter at home. For more ideas on

Now that we’re all dining in, we’re buying more groceries than ever before. We urge you to support our local businesses – and avoid large crowds – by shopping small markets. Here’s a roundup.

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Supporting local businesses, makers, nonprofits, and more is important 365 days a year (366 days in the case of 2020), but we want to put extra emphasis on that mission now, in the wake of COVID-19,